Understanding the terminology used around the Anarkand Trading Card Game is important, as they are used as reference points on the cards, in the rules, and in convesation. Below is a list of terminology used. This will feature amendments if required.

The cards have been designed in a an easily readable, thus collectible way. To the bottom right of each card are a series of numbers. The following example explains these numbers. Example number: 1.4.13.241 The first number signifies the series from which the card was released. in this case, the card was released within the first series of the Anarkand Trading Card Game. The second number signifies the set to which the card belongs. Sets are formed by Biology. In the above example, the card belongs to set four. The third number signifies the cards number within the set. In the above example, the card is the 13th card in set four. The fourth number signifies the overall card number for the entirety of the Anarkand Trading Card game. In this case, the card is the 241st card.

Card rarity is signified using a star rating, and will overall determine print runs of the cards themselves, so as to create a value class. This is standard across TCG and is no different here. I want collectors to gain value, as well as game players. The rarity is as follows:

Cards are split in the following ways: